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Wielospecjalistyczna rehabilitacja patologicznego starcia zębów (opis przypadku)Streszczenie
W artykule opisano leczenie młodej pacjentki z patologicznym starciem zębów, będącym efektem wady zgryzu i wynikającej z niej dysfunkcji narządu żucia. Leczenie wymagało połączenia działań z zakresu ortodoncji, periodontologii i protetyki. Połączenie ww. specjalności pozwoliło na przeprowadzenie leczenia uwzględniającego zarówno rekonstrukcję uszkodzonego uzębienia, jak i eliminację przyczyny powstania patologii. W artykule podkreślono istotne znaczenie aspektu funkcjonalnego i estetycznego w planowaniu i prowadzeniu terapii wielospecjalistycznej.
Abstract
The article presents the treatment of a young patient affected by a pathological tooth wear due to malocclusion and the resulting dysfunction of the masticatory system. Effective treatment required a combination of orthodontics, periodontics and prosthetics. The combination of the aforementioned specialty allowed to carry out effective treatment taking into account both the reconstruction of damaged dentition and the elimination of the cause of the pathology. The article emphasizes the importance of the functional and aesthetic aspect in the planning and conduct of multi-specialized therapy.
Hasła indeksowe: patologiczne starcie zębów, leczenie wielospecjalistyczne
Key words: pathologic tooth wear, multidisciplinary treatment
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